The Conservation Biology—Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) at the University Of Western Australia is designed for students passionate about addressing the critical challenges of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation. As human activities intensify pressure on natural environments, this undergraduate degree equips you with the essential knowledge and practical skills for managing and researching threatened species and ecological communities. You will explore key areas such as conservation biology, ecology, and evolutionary processes, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to global conservation efforts.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, integrating foundational science units with specialised conservation topics. You will gain hands-on experience through field trips and work with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and environmental policy frameworks. Your learning journey includes units like Wildlife Conservation and Management, and Saving Endangered Species, culminating in a significant research project. You will graduate with the analytical and practical expertise to pursue careers in environmental consulting, government agencies, and non-profit conservation organisations.